Replit Launches Security Center 2.0 to Manage App Fleets in Bulk

May 8, 2026 · Updated May 16, 2026

Replit, an AI-powered platform for building software collaboratively, launched Security Center 2.0 to centralize security management across application fleets. The update provides a workspace-wide view of critical vulnerabilities, integrating with the Replit Security Agent to identify and remediate dependency issues through automated background scans.

Availability: All Replit users (SBOM for Enterprise)
Scanning frequency: Every few hours and on new CVE disclosure
Bulk actions: Notify owners, unpublish apps
Remediation: Fix with Agent (per-project review)
Vulnerability tracking: Critical and high severity CVEs

As agentic development accelerates app creation, security becomes a volume problem manual reviews cannot solve. This release follows Replit Auto-Protect, shifting focus toward organizational governance. It mirrors a broader industry trend toward Vercel's deepsec security audits where AI agents handle the operations of maintaining live software.

You can access the dashboard from your settings to filter for projects with critical CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) and take batch actions like unpublishing apps. Enterprise customers can also export a software bill of materials (SBOM) for compliance. The "Fix with Agent" feature is available now to help owners apply patches in seconds.

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Next up in our commitment to security: Security Center 2.0. We’ve made it dramatically easier to understand your security posture across every Replit app you manage, and take action across all of them in bulk. With Security Center 2.0, you can: - Instantly identify risky apps - Fix critical vulnerabilities with Agent in seconds - Notify owners or un-publish apps with batch actions - Export software bill of materials (SBOM) to integrate with external tools

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Replit Security Center 2.0 is a centralized dashboard designed to manage the security posture of all applications within a workspace. It provides a high-level overview of critical and high-severity vulnerabilities across multiple projects, allowing users to identify which apps are public and published while managing security risks at a fleet-wide level rather than project-by-project.

Users can remediate security issues by using the Fix with Agent feature within the dependency vulnerability table. This triggers an AI agent to create a task with a proposed patch for the identified vulnerabilities. Project owners then review the changes, apply the patch, and republish the project, ensuring that human oversight remains part of the automated remediation process.

The software bill of materials (SBOM) feature is specifically available to Replit Enterprise customers. It provides a standardized, comprehensive inventory of every direct and transitive dependency used across all projects in a workspace, including versions and licenses. This artifact helps security and compliance teams quickly determine if their organization is affected by newly disclosed vulnerabilities or CVEs.